If You Have These ‘Two Holes’ In Your Lower Back, It Means Something Special.

Have you got two little dimples on your lower back? If so, there’s some good news for you. These dimples are located where two bones connect the pelvis and are seen in people who have this genetic predisposition or appropriate size ligaments.

WHAT IT MEANS IF YOU HAVE THESE DIMPLES ?

For women, they called as “Venus holes” and for men called “Apollo holes”. They are named after the roman gods and goddess that possesses beauty and great physical appearance. These dimples are indicators of good health and sex life apparently. That’s right – having these little indents can make it easier for you to have an orgasm, because the dimples facilitate good circulation around the pelvis area. A great circulation is essential to achieve orgasm more easily.

THEY ARE THOUGHT TO BE HEREDITARY

Most people with Venus Holes have them because of genetic predisposition. You’re more likely to have them if it runs in your family. People who are built with a curvy physique are most likely to have the dimples, which could explain why those who have the cute dimples appear more attractive to others.

For those who haven’t, there’s bad news. You cannot get them with exercise. Since these dimples are located in a place where there is no muscle, it’s impossible to create them with exercises. However, eliminating some fat can make them a little more visible.

16 Popular Brand Names You’ve Been Mispronouncing All This Time

Are you pronouncing Nike & Adidas correctly? They are the brands and products you use everyday, but you are probably pronouncing them wrong. Here’s the list of the common mispronunciations of brands.

1. ADOBE

Wrong pronunciation : Ah-DOB

Correct pronunciation : Ah-doh-BEE

2. ASUS

Wrong pronunciation : Eh-suss

Correct pronunciation : Ah-SOOS

3. HUAWEI

Wrong pronunciation : Hoo-ah-way

Correct pronunciation : Wah-way

4. XIOMI

Wrong pronunciation : ZHOW-mi

Correct pronunciation : SHAO-mi

5. SAMSUNG

Wrong pronunciation : Sam-Sung

Correct pronunciation : Sam-Song

6. AUDI

Wrong pronunciation : O-dee

Correct pronunciation : AAU-dee

7. RENAULT

Wrong pronunciation : RE-nault

Correct pronunciation : RE-NO

8. HYUNDAI

Wrong pronunciation : Hyoon-die

Correct pronunciation : Hun-day

9. VOLKSWAGEN

Wrong pronunciation : Volks-wa-gen

Correct pronunciation : Folks-wa-gen

10. PORSCHE

Wrong pronunciation : Porsh

Correct pronunciation : Por-Shaa

11. CHEVROLET

Wrong pronunciation : Shev-Ro-Let

Correct pronunciation : Shev-Ro-Ley

12. NIKE

Wrong pronunciation : Naik

Correct pronunciation : Nai-key

13. ADIDAS

Wrong pronunciation : UH-dee-daas

Correct pronunciation : AAH-dee-das

14. BENETTON

Wrong pronunciation : Ben-E-Ten

Correct pronunciation : Bene-Tawn

15. LOUIS VUITTON

Wrong pronunciation : Loo-IS Vee-Ton

Correct pronunciation : Loo-EE Wee-Taan

16. NUTELLA

Wrong pronunciation : Nuh-tell-uh

Correct pronunciation : New-tell-uh

4 Introvert types. Which one are you?

Researcher Jonathan Cheek told Science of Us that there are four different types of introverts: social, thinking, anxiousand restrained and that every introvert has varying degrees of these traits, which makes sense considering introvert is a huge term that has various meanings and traits within itself.

1. Social Introversion:
A social introvert is the cliché type of introvert, if you will. It’s the type of introvert who likes to be alone and prefers not to socialize or if they have to, they prefer to keep their group fairly small and close-knit. Social introverts get their energy from being alone – one of the biggest traits of introversion – and being around people drains them emotionally, mentally and sometimes even physically. This type of introversion is often the type that gets mistaken for shyness – being socially introverted doesn’t necessarily make you shy or having anxiety about social situations, it simply means the individual prefers solitude over time spent with lots of other people.

2. Thinking Introversion:

A thinking introvert is somebody who likes to think, about anything and everything. The perfect word to sum up a thinking introvert is pensive. Being self-reflective and analyzing situations, conversations and memories is one of the traits of being a thinking introvert. Cheek claims thinking introverts are “capable of getting lost in an internal fantasy world. But it’s not in a neurotic way; it’s in an imaginative and creative way.”

3. Anxious Introversion:
A self-explanatory title for this introvert: an individual who gets anxious in social situations. The anxious introvert might not stay away from the party because they enjoy solitude, but because they experience a high state of anxiety, self-consciousness and/or awkwardness when in, or even thinking about, social situations. This kind of introversion ties in with worrying about previous social interactions and why things are the way they are. This type, however, can be manipulated should you define yourself as an anxious introvert. Therapy and counselling can be a very useful tool in finding coping strategies for anxiety, building your social confidence and moving you out of the anxious introvert box.

4. Restrained Introversion:
Perhaps the least-known type of introversion there is, restrained introverts are people who take a while to “warm up.” They may enjoy being around people, but only after they become used to the situation and the people. Another word for this type of introversion is reserved and preferring to observe and then think before speaking or acting.